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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
3
Col. Bob Hedges, owner of the St. Louis Browns, declines to reveal next season's manager. Speculation centers on Bob Wallace, the noted shortstop, as a likely leader. Wallace is praised for keen mind and quiet leadership, though some critics note his lack of aggression.
At the Labor Temple last night the Plumbers union smoker showcased bouts led by Louie Hahn versus Tommy Clark. Roy Brown defeated Kid Martin of Cle Elum in a clear decision. Charley Givens and Johnny O'Leary drew in three rounds. Kid McDonald versus Kid Elder also drew after three rounds. Referee Krant noted both fighters faded. The event included singing, and a turkey raffle entertained the crowd.
Bowling results show the Eagles winning two of three games against the Hawks. Individual totals include Swenson 422 Ce 624 Putnam 664 and Dobb with high single 232 and high average 208. Final team scores were Eagles 2142 and Hawks 2033.
The Broadway high scrub team won the city scrub championship yesterday afternoon in wet conditions, defeating Queen Anne 6 to 0. The lineup includes McMorrin C and Walker with key contributions from Morrow de Gees Bretnan and McK night, among others.
A large crowd saw St James college play the Young Men's Catholic club of Portland to a scoreless draw in Vancouver yesterday. The lineup featured McDonald, Richardson, Climie, Burke, Eivers, Kennedy, Klumpp, Britt, Palmer, Hoffmanshin, and O'Bryan among others.
Veteran owners argue over Joe Jackson, described as the season’s sweet looking youngster, with Somers refusing a 15000 bid and Cohen pressing for Gregg. Jackson's 20 game showing includes 29 hits, 15 runs, and four stolen bases, while Somers defends his faith in the kid amid league-wide attention.
Garry Herrmann backs plan to publish stockholder lists to counter syndicate talk. Hack enschmidt declines to enter boxing ring with Jack Johnson. George Schroeder eyeing Bakersfield move for Tigers. Yale athletic fund expected near seventy thousand dollars. last game earned thirty four thousand. Amateur Athletic Union race tightens as Henry Peoniman challenges President Brown in New York. Tacoma crowd nearly sold out for the show with extra interurban cars planned for arrivals and departures. Ed Hagen vows to return with first prize or die trying.
San Francisco November 22 It was announced that Umpire Van Haltren would not be a member of the Coast League umpire staff next season The move was not surprising to fans who expect Judge Graham to be re elected league president in January
Chicago union leaders report the American Federation of Labor at St Louis will approve a per capita assessment on all local unions to support the Chicago garment workers strike. It is predicted the measure will raise about twenty thousand dollars weekly to sustain the action.
James J. Hill will open the Portland Apple Show, according to advises received at the show office this morning.
Anacortes reports a football mishap in which the son of Mr. and Mrs. G Lindereon bit his tongue severely during a fall. He required immediate transport to a private clinic. the tongue end curled and flesh showed the bite impression.
The state case against Theodore Cogewell charged with fraud was presented in superior court for ten days before Judge Ronald and Deputy Prosecutor Finch. A heated legal battle followed with Judge Alien defending Cogewell and every technical flaw debated by the opposing sides.
A period advertisement states that good digestion enables a person to do better work and enjoy life. It suggests distress after eating, headaches, nausea, bad taste, and bad breath indicate the stomach needs care. The text promises aid to improve digestion and well being.
The text states a long established business that employs graduate physicians only and operates from a single office in Beatty, located in the 549.509 Arcade building, offering advice and consultation.
Archbishop Glennon denounces socialism before labor delegates and warns of its growth in the American Federation of Labor. He criticizes saloon influence in politics and argues laborers fritter away time and resources, turning to revolutionary ideas amid beer and wine, recalling Pope Leo.
An ad touts Poslam as a universal skin healer capable of stopping itching and eradicating bacterial skin infections including eczema, salt rheum, seven year itch, and barber's itch. It cites a testimonial from W Neeman of Elmira Ontario and notes small jars for 60 cents and regular jars for $2, with free samples via Emergency Laboratories New York.
Advertises a system to fasten loose teeth and stop gum disease, promising to restore healthy gums and prevent tooth loss. Claims to cover all dental work from fillings to complex procedures with written guarantees from Regal Dental Officer at 1405 Ward Ave NW corner Union.
This ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims five minute relief from heartburn belching and nausea and warns against misdiagnosis while urging readers to read the formula on the 50 cent case.
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